Category: Domestic Tourism
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Explore Uganda: Your Guide to Domestic Tourism
Connect, Converse, and Celebrate: A Journey of Language and Friendship Have you ever wanted to share a story with a Karamoja elder in their native dialect or learn a traditional Kiganda dance from a local expert? Our country is a vibrant tapestry of over 50 tribes, each with a unique language, rich traditions, and a…
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The Legal Adventure of Counsel Kenneth Tumukunde
Adventure Story by Counsel Kenneth Tumukunde Counsel Kenneth Tumukunde, a man whose life revolved around the solemn corridors of justice and the weighty pronouncements of the bench, was about to face his most challenging case yet: a journey to the wild, untamed East. His days were typically a meticulous dance of legal briefs, cross-examinations, and…
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Murahi; Tuli Kunu the Heartbeat of Western Uganda Hikers
Murahi: More Than a Greeting, It’s the Heartbeat of Western Uganda Hikers In the breathtaking landscapes of Western Uganda, a simple Runyankore word has blossomed into something profoundly significant for hiking enthusiasts: “Murahi?” Literally meaning “Where are you?”, this seemingly unassuming question has transcended its dictionary definition to become the very essence of connection, community,…
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Domestic and Inter-country Tourism in East Africa
Domestic and Inter-country Tourism in East Africa The East African Community (EAC) is increasingly recognizing the potential of domestic and inter-country tourism to build resilience and drive economic growth. Here’s a breakdown: Growth of Domestic Tourism Across the 4 East African Countries While precise, recent disaggregated data for domestic tourism across all four countries can…
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Rubirizi Trip; A Story of Beauty, Adventure, and Unforgettable Connections!
The Western Uganda Summit Seekers, a vibrant alliance of hiking clubs including Mbarara City Hikers Club, Trekkers Club of Ibanda, Kasese Hikers Club, Wanderlust Adventures Group, and Fort Portal Mountaineering Hikers, along with Kitara Foundation for Regional Tourism, recently embarked on an epic two-day journey to explore the natural wonders of Rubirizi District. And oh,…
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Sabiiti Fenekansi; Background and Skill Set in Tourism and Hospitality
Sabiiti Fenekansi is a dedicated advocate for community-led tourism development in Western Uganda, serving as the Founder of the Kitara Foundation for Regional Tourism. This organization embodies his vision of transforming communities through strategic travel partnerships, with a core focus on both nature and cultural tourism. His powerful slogan, “Keep Africa green and keep it…
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Tourism and Sustainable Transformation
Community Transformation through Travel Partnerships, Tourism Revenue Remains in Host Communities, Lasting and Transformational Bonds Between Travelers and Host Communities, Tourism and Sustainable Transformation, Conventional Tourism and Community Tourism for Social Development, Potential for Steering Sustainable Economic Development and Rural Transformation, Rich History in Culture as a Pillar for Sustainable Rural Transformation, Uganda’s Potential for…
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Uganda Tourism Marketing Team
https://kitararcc.com/portfolio/uganda-tourism-marketing-team/ An Initiative of Kitara Foundation for Regional Tourism The Kitara Foundation for Regional Tourism is proud to introduce the Uganda Tourism Marketing Team, a comprehensive initiative aimed at showcasing Uganda’s rich and diverse natural and cultural heritage to the world. This team will play a vital role in promoting tourism in Uganda, enhancing the…
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Hiking and Trekking Tips : Getting in Shape
Follow this link to become a member of Uganda Hiking Club and enjoy affordable and exciting travels and adventures. Whether you are a Ugandan or from any other country on the globe; https://ugandahikingclub.com/apply-for-membership/ Fitness for Hiking Hiking is an enjoyable hobby because it’s a sport that you can experience at your own pace. Getting in shape…
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Waterfalls Tourism in Africa
Waterfalls Tourism There are many waterfalls in Uganda that have contributed to Uganda’s reputation as the Pearl of Africa, and they are all breathtaking. Most waterfalls are characterized by several rocks with sharp edges and a large pool below. The area around most of the falls is home to small primates such as monkeys. Snakes…
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Annual Tourism and Cultural Campaigns in Africa
Identified Annual Tourism Development and Promotional Campaigns; 1. Keep it Green by Planting your Age. Keep it green by Planting your Age campaign is aimed at preserving and healing the environment for the good healing of humans in return. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), non-communicable diseases kill about 41 million people annually. This…
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Network for Tourism and Hospitality Development in Africa
Kitara Region (Western Uganda): Kitara area lies across the Equator right in the heart of East Africa. The history of Kitara dates as far back as 1889 when Uganda was still a British protectorate and this region was nicknamed ‘the Switzerland of Africa’ because of the hilly and valley nature and its unique vegetation and…
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Africa Home of Volunteers and Community Tourists in Fort Portal
At Kitara Foundation for Regional Tourism we aim much on the comfortable stay of our guests that gives an experience of a lifetime memory. We have established a new, precious and comfortable home in the outskirts of Fort Portal City of Kitara Region of Uganda. In this home you will experience love and care by…
KITARA FOUNDATION FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISM: Transforming Communities through Travel Partnerships. Email: kitararcc@gmail.com; 